The phrase "a flashpoint of anger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or moment that triggers intense anger or conflict.
Example: "The meeting quickly turned into a flashpoint of anger when the budget cuts were announced."
Alternatives: "a trigger for anger" or "a boiling point of anger".
The events that made Farmingville a flashpoint of white suburban anger, then a symbol of it, and finally, in many eyes, a caricature, are these: In September 2000, after years of complaints from homeowners about the sudden influx of Latino day laborers, two Mexican men were nearly beaten to death by attackers from outside the town.
The apartment, and the news that Tyco had spent millions more on renovating and furnishing it including a notorious $6,000 shower curtain made Kozlowski a laughingstock and a flashpoint for anger about out-of-control CEO pay.
The "public option," a new government insurance program akin to Medicare, has been a central component of Mr. Obama's agenda for overhauling the health care system, but it has also emerged as a flashpoint for anger and opposition.
The world wanted to know if there might just be some flashpoint of anger, some spectacle of rage that would be something of an echo of the affray in the Olympic Pool in Melbourne in 1956 when Hungary played Russia in a water polo match soon after Soviet tanks had rolled into Budapest.
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Pro-government demonstrators attacked the American and French embassy compounds in Damascus, Syria, on Monday, angered over visits by the ambassadors to a central Syrian city that has emerged as a flashpoint of the popular uprising against the government.
A flashpoint of the Government's NHS reforms was the emphasis on competition.
PAGE A8 SYRIANS ATTACK EMBASSIES Pro-government demonstrators attacked the American and French embassy compounds in Damascus, Syria, angered over visits by the French and American ambassadors to a central Syrian city that has emerged as a flashpoint of the popular uprising against the government.
He provides a flashpoint of interest about what produces audible shock in the theatre.
Abortion has been a flashpoint of American politics for so long that it can be wearying to think about it.
